Which devices support eSIM technology?

eSIM technology is becoming increasingly common in various types of devices. Here's an overview of devices that typically support eSIM:

Smartphones

• iPhones: All models from iPhone XS/XR onwards
• Google Pixel: All models from Pixel 2 onwards
• Samsung: Many recent Galaxy S and Note series
• Other brands: Select models from Huawei, Motorola, etc.

Tablets

• iPad: Many recent models with cellular capability
• Select Android tablets

Smartwatches

• Apple Watch (Series 3 and later)
• Samsung Galaxy Watch
• Some models of Garmin and other brands

Laptops

• Select models from Microsoft Surface
• Some models from Lenovo, HP, and Dell

IoT Devices

Many Internet of Things (IoT) devices are starting to incorporate eSIM technology, including:

• Smart home devices
• Connected cars
• Industrial sensors

iOS vs Android: Comparing eSIM Capabilities

eSIM support varies between iOS and Android devices. Here's a comparison:

iOS Devices (Apple)

• Consistent eSIM support across recent models
• Seamless integration with iOS for easy setup
• Dual SIM functionality (physical SIM + eSIM or dual eSIM) on newer models
• Easy switching between eSIM profiles in settings

Android Devices

• eSIM support varies by manufacturer and model
• Implementation can differ between brands
• Google Pixel phones offer the most consistent eSIM experience on Android
• Some Android devices support dual SIM with eSIM

While iOS devices offer a more uniform eSIM experience, Android's open nature allows for more diverse implementations across different manufacturers.

Note: eSIM support can vary by region and carrier. Always check with your device manufacturer and mobile carrier for specific eSIM compatibility.